Ni Llanto Ni Velorio (Que Me Entierren Hondo) / El Conejo // Que Le Den / Con La Lengua Afuera

Released in 1981 on the storied Discos Fuentes label, this 12-inch compilation record serves as a showcase for the vibrant salsa and tropical music scene in Colombia during the early 1980s. The record brings together prominent ensembles such as La Terrifica, The Latin Brothers, and Joe Arroyo y La Verdad, capturing the era's focus on high-energy arrangements designed for dance halls and social clubs. It reflects the industrial output of Discos Fuentes, which played a pivotal role in popularizing these genres both domestically and across the Latin American diaspora.

The production maintains the label's signature aesthetic of that period, emphasizing tight horn sections, rhythmic percussion, and the distinct vocal stylings of performers like Joe Arroyo. As a multi-artist release, the collection was intended to promote radio-friendly singles from various acts under the label's roster simultaneously. While the specific graphic design was utilitarian, characteristic of many Latin American label releases of the time, the record remains an important document for collectors interested in the evolution of Colombian salsa before the full rise of the 'salsa romántica' movement.